Driver Involved in Accident That Killed 2 at Tsawwassen Mall Released From Hospital
The driver of a vehicle involved in the accident that killed two First Nations elders and injured two other individuals Sept. 30 at the Tsawwassen Mills Mall in B.C.’s Lower Mainland has been released from hospital, according to police. Police say the Sept. 30 crash resulted in two individuals being pronounced dead at the scene [...]
The driver involved in an accident that killed two First Nations elders and injured two others at Tsawwassen Mills Mall has been released from the hospital. Police are investigating the Sept. 30 collision, which resulted in two fatalities and two critical injuries, and are considering a possible medical emergency as a contributing factor. The incident occurred near an area where traditional carvings were scheduled to be unveiled following a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation event.
- The driver involved in the fatal accident at Tsawwassen Mills Mall has been released from hospital.
- The Sept. 30 crash resulted in the deaths of two First Nations elders and critically injured two other individuals.
- Police are investigating the collision and considering whether a medical emergency contributed to the accident.
- The accident occurred near an area designated for the unveiling of four traditional house posts.
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